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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-06
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A. LYNN, ,SUCESORA DE Morris

aq Constituida nuevamene bajo mi solo nombre, con
competente direction provsta de titles material necesario
IN estabecimiento de primer orden contando
ntegente personal ofezco al pdblco esta industrial pu-
diendo eecutar ouanos encagos me hagan por dces
tsfechos todos los gustos enas todas Las exgencas
Tanto Ia simple tareta arstco diploma Ell SEN
clio recibo comercia los documentos bancaros; 81
peoeo lete la elegante marqua para tabacos etc.
etc. garantizo quedar& satisfaction de los nteresados
tan perfeco los rabaos que hagan e exrane
Muestraro de toda clase dc abaos que encargue
exhibira este establecmento remitra vuelta de
correo quien 10 solcite.
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LIBROS.

Por Ell 61timo 0apor. correo de
Ia Peninsula, Sc han reci6ido en-
la Inprenta del BoLETIN MER.
CANTlL Jos siguientes kbros:
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una eatancia buena I'd precio m6dico,
muy pr6xima d Ia poblaci6n de Rio pie
dras.
InformarAn, calle de Ia Cruz mum.
81, Puerto Rico. IS
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ARHAS Y JIHEAlE.
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Acaban de recibir y ven
den rnuy barato:
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7. 7 M z: a

Los vapores de esta Empress
destinados d dicho servicio sor
los 9ig'nentes:
San I@an, capitdn Izaguirre.
Paa~5o''feae5o, capitzn Giri3a.
Arec56o, captain Gkrnte.
'Eofswqsem, capitan MendiaIdus.
AasFaaEes, capit&n Gutierrez.
Despachandoas uno el 55 dc cad,
nes, & veoes CON escsla en- SantandeY
Para otrcs pormenorss dirigirse 4 10.
sedores White Forman y o., Liver.
pool, sobFiaos ds Ezquiaga, San Juar
Pto.-Rico.
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Turaed out OF the House.

The excitement tina. this turning out
will create can only he appreciated by
those that will be lucky enough to get
there frat. You can have the celebrated
"Coms again." the "Best Out,
"Ciub House" brand of paper collars
for 8 cents q box, and ply pure linen
coliars. the Perfect Beauty" brand
lay down OF standing, for cents
Boys salts Tor dollar up 60 % 70
Boys' pant, from 20 cents up TO Sl.25
Youths salts from s. 30 20 $1,000, anc
mans suits from s. 80 TO $2S co. Now
understand and make no mistake, 1t II
at tie Graud Central Clothing Depot
Fifth and Market, directly opposite TIT
entrance 10 The Clayton House, ANT
dent y GU forget and you won't 1egre
A.. NJ. MEYERS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
Third EDITION.
Tho Board OF Health.

The regular meeting OF the Board o.
Health was held last evening, when tDt
execu i've crac Ger reported that he hnu
received q communication from Is.
Fullmar, Of Camden, N j., STATING tha'
ne had no Use tor the lot belonging u
him In tais city, which has been com,
planned OF 10 ,hp board, and would deco
il 10 them 50 they would have 1t Fl leo
up. Ths officer was directed TO nave
the nu!rancs aba,td. DIR. Osle moveo
that the executive officer for the western
district bs instructed 10 advertise Ioi
pronosals for tde construction OF q new
chute over thu raco at Market street, no
for repaiting all inc shntes spsnnine
the race. The motion WAS adopted
The secretary was authorized to employ
n man TO remove garbage from places
neglected by the garbage contractors
the expenss incurred in doing the worh
TO he deducted from the CONTRACTOR
nav,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
Another New Order.

A meeting will be held this evening, at
the Office OF Henry Conrad, Esq No. 01S
market street, for the purpose OF forming
a council of the National PIoyllent Union
in this city. This order is firmly estab
lished in New York, Pennsylvania and
other states, and Is fraternal patriotic and
educational union, intended to unite per
|sons of sound bodily health, OF good
moral character, who are socially accept
able. and between the ages of Is and Do
to give moral and material aid to IT.
members and their pendants; encour
age each other in business, assist cacf
otlier in obtaining employment, and prac
tice those virtues which constitute IN
noblest manhood. There is also Provi
dent Fund for the benefit of widows
orphans or other dependents of its citi
zen members. The objects will be luli.
lexplained this evening and cordial in
vitat.on is extened to attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Trustees Of the Poor, held this fore
noon. Superintendent utnriepresent ted
the following raonthly report: Mum Dor
OF inmates OF white men,
Sc; women, "a: children, 0; total, 149.
Colored men, II; women, II; children.
a; total, II; potD, 166
In the insane department-White
men, as; woEIen, 40; coiored meu, IL;
women, 10; tntsl 1CS; total in both dc
partmepts, 2S4 Thsre were deaths
during the month.
The following annual report was pre-.
sented, showing the number OF inmates
ending April ~. 1881:
Number R. commencement Of the
year, 274; admitted, 54z; births. -
total, 8l3.
Tie following were the admissions
from the respective hundreds:
Wilmington, All; Erantywine 3
Christians, 10; M.ll Greek, II; Whit,
CLAY Creek, l2; New Castle, 81; Red
Lion, G; Pencador, 2; 81. GsorEes, IT
Appoquinimink, 8; B.ackbird 8.
DISCHARGED during the year, 400
sloped, 81; deaths, 90; present number
| SOL; total, a13. Average number of in
| mates In both departments 1903, with 9
lemployes, making 1923 OF the nurnbe
from Wilmington, 50 were from tb
O!ty Hall aud l2 were railroad acct
dents.
| The death rate this year Is IS aaains
Is the year before. The births ara
ag aims. % last year. The small deaf
rate Ia owing In n great ,peasurs to 81
excellent medical staff in charge Of tn
Iipstitut!op.
OF the deaths "a were males aad
females; SO were white and 10 colored
nf the 524 admitted during tho zeal
i62 were white and So colored. 3,75
ltramps have been given lodging for on
luiEht, and 4, 958 meals have been ful
finished them during the year.
Tho following is the statement {
monies received and expended du-ir
the yesr: Received for board OF trp
tees. 81 $50; hogs sold, S25l.40; COW
Iso!d. Sl25; calves SOLD, S,8;old materia
Sc, Sis 70; total, $3.50 60.
Expenditures: Paid for pigs, So
for flowers, 50 So; ttamps. noni
lcards and rent of 7. o hog, SIG 81
lime fot Williamsburg, 50, 81; Hrh eth,
incidentals, amounting IN ali to $422 q
Balance in treasury, 81 .91s.40.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25

Death OF General LsnIot's.

Rrisatiier General Charles Il. La.
Motto died NJ the residence OF ms
brother. William A. LsMotte, $50
Mark ct street, about 10 O'Clock yester-
l dsy forenoon, OF neuralgia Of the heart.
Tne deceased was born at Lenni. Deis
ware County, Pa in 1883. He went TO
ochool at the Oxford Military Academy,
Nd, md grad mated from tho Uhiver.
sity of Penusylva In 1858, and en-
tered To study law with Judge Brad
ford, but relinquished 1t when the war
broke out and enlisted in the service OF
his country under the call OF President
Lincoln for "a, COO m on. During the poi
litical campaign Of 1860 no was allied to
the Bell and Everett party, but when
tho war broke ont he sunk party In his
devotion to the U nion.
l In 1861 he and his brother Robert each
raised q company for the First Della
ware Regiment, each being commits
Isipnea captain. After the First Rsgi-
tueut YVES disbanded, Charles j.. LII
Motto Was commissioned major OF she
Fourth Delaware Regiment, after which
lhs was promoted and became colonel
latter the resignation Of Colonel A, Ii.
lGrimshaw. He WAS with his regiment
OF Gloucester Point, opposite YorRtow n,
and afterwards joined the Army OF the
Potion &C at Ccntreville.
The Fourth Dslaw are joined the Fifth
Army Corps just after the battle Of
lSpot:sylvania COURT House, ana tooh
Ipart In all battles that eusued In tha
bloody campaign, including the marcf
to the James river, the battles oeioi'
PetersburR-and ending with the batti'
LOT Five Forks and the surrender OF Lac
1 T.. &k.o kus nf
'IChurch, Gold Harbor, Petersburg. Wei
Idin Railroad. Peeble's Farm, Obspe
iHouse. Hatcher's Ruu, Eowanty Greek
IDabuey's Mills, White Oak Road, Fiv
Forks and Appomsttax Court House
: While the regiment WAS at Glouceste
IPoiut. Colonel LAMotta was desache
Temporarily to be inspector general Of
1.-The staff OF Colonel Rufus King a
yorktown, commanding the First d.
\ vision Of the Fourth Army Corpe.
IL On September IS, 1864, Colonel Lit
J Motto WAS assigned to duty as actin
assistant adjutant general and CHIEF
Ietaff to General r. b. Agnes. commans
ling the Second Division of the FIT
IArny Corps on the Weldin railroal
land held that position until the surrel
lder Of Lee. He WAS brevetted colon'
J of U. IS. Volunteers on July u. 1856
I"ior gallant AMI distinguished scrvic'
during the operations before Peter
burg, Va ;" and brigadier general Of
Is Volunteers Oh March 10, 1865, "f'
sailant and meritorioua services Gu
ing the waT."
After the war closed General LaMot
removed 10 Cincinnati where he gu
cessfully practiced law. In 1882
was com pelled, through falling heslt
], the result OF exposures in camp or
field, TO relinq u!sh his lsw p:actic
! when he came to this city and mn,
nj h,r home with his brother. The tuner
will take place on Friday afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
fseaten by Her Husband.

Thomas Haddon, aged ji years,
2618 Memphis street, Philadelphia
committed to prison yesterday ID
by Magistrate O'Brien to await ths|
of the Injuries inflicted on bis \
Monday. Haddon is said to haVl
home somewhat under the inaa1
liquor, and engaged in quarrel N
wife which ended 10 his beating b
The Eighteenth district police b
the disturbance, and on making a
tigation found that the woman hd
badly injured, The husband wss
into custody, and as the woman \
able to appear at the hearing
| committed without bail. 1t "
thought ttat Mrs. Haddon's riu
broken, but her injuries were foun'
of a different character.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25

The demand for hCnses near Mar.
shnllton has prom pted Vincent'4' Fiinn
to lay out few acres go building lote
and TO dab the prospective town Nottt
Kiameusi IN o.der 10 give the resi-
denta n no vicinity an opportunity tc
secure a p!sca fo- homo, ne Will have
o pubiic sale on Saturday AFTERNOON
and he wants eve:y oae who has tttlt
capital to attend this cana. Ths terms
will be made liberal, so that eng indus
trious man who has steady work cal
comply with teem. The locSticu l
heslthfu, aud the surroundings ar
such as to make it attractive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25

W. W. Weir. cray on ana Photographic
artiat, studio GIL Market street, with IL
years experience, IS prepared TO make
all sizes and styles Of pictures at pr!cas
within the range of every mans purse.
He is the only photographer in the City
making His owa crayors, AID can make
them cnespsr than can be obtained else
where In this city. Perfect likeness
guaranteed. Mr. Wel- has ell convent
ences for she accompo citation of hts
patrona. Private dressing room, and
skyllght uuexcelled by none. Do not
forget .ne Dun,bec, GIL Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
Council Nomipat,o

The Republicans OF the Eighth ware
held a meeting last evening, and To-
nominated Francis NJ. Barney for Corn
Gil by exclamation The Democrats
have re-aominated Bernard J Donahoe
who al present IL q member Of hit
Board OF Education, as their candidate
TIE Hcpuhlicans Of the Ninth ward
ha7a nominated Henry P. Grubh, tht
cnal dealer at Twentieth and marke
slrectg, as their candidate for Council
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25

The second day OF the elk days go.a7.
you piessc contest now ia piosfess ct
the link Building, Twenty third and
Chestnut ztreets, Philadelphia, enFed
last night at midnight, with SAmue
Day In the lead.
TIE score NJ midnight vas as 'ollowe
Miles aad laps--S. Day, 202, COX, 1e9
Burus, 100 2; W. lay, lTl.8; V:nt loi
Normac, 1893; Adams, 1877 2; THY
1874 10; Nolan. %; d. Is. Dillon
11O.4; ". Dillon, 100 8; wStson, lO4'3
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
I5ranGywinc Springs.

The Brandy vine Springs Hote,fwhicl
has been remodeled ard thoroughly
renovated, and an additional story pu
on the main buildipg, will b. opened
10 the pubic on Friday, June 81. Thi
popular GUNNER resort ia renowned 10
it's mineral waters, and 10 ons Of tn
best places for invalids. The ground
are spacious, and outdoor games OF al
kinds can be INDUCED in. Cali sn,
view the hotel, aud consult Mr.. Il. W
Crooks for terms.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
ERCUSEH - RS,

Buy your groceries at Dennisop Il Peanh'a
tsic:e.scrs to Jhsmas NJ. Wier) cash gro-
Gerry and prov ision store NO lC2 taSr Fifth
5sree.; II tha leading brands Of flour, 6 baos
Of -four Tor 81 90 su Ssr cured hsMe, Ia and
Is cents; shoulders, 10 and Ii cents; beet eya.
porated peaches, IS cts. per ID best evapor-
ated apples. 10 c.s.; n. I. piuns, IL cts. per
ID Irish Dulco, s.srGln3a in mustard and
olive; 8 handsome picture with bars Of
Days soap; window GO rosns to sui, your win
dows; fg preserves. and our splendid coffee
and teas can not be excolict; water buckets
10 c.s.; Iarping txine IS eta par To-: truckers
tWine cts larVo IL; good burbank pota-
| toes brushes, Bcfub', eggs lard dried ceef
cod iish, 4 cts. per N cigars 20 cents box
Il 60 I ! n hoz, good. Coo" - el.vered prompt
lily. Come hup. m2i-4ts
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To Drive Against Time.

NEW YORK, May "a -Ruassil Sage
aud Lawson N. Fuller VIII drive o
four iG-hani team agaiutt time 81
Blestwood Park en- the first Saturday
In June, the recs.pis to be devoted &c
the Manhattan Hospital, also IS 00t
which Mr.. Gordon Cleveland offered D.
any one who wodld break his fourth
hand record of one IN lie In Two minutes
and fo-ty-eiaht seconds. Mr.. Fnllel
will drive and Mr.. Ssge will be on th,
box The hofsss to ba used are Mr
Fullor's "Eughey." Mr., Sage's"Jack, ,
Colonel Eathboue's Lady Hamilton
and j. q. Stanton's "P0zzler."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
The MAY Blossoms

The place TO enjoy ye s'nSa Al
lixhtfnl weather will be fons SSu n \
Blossom Assembly will! e, ',iu'
picnio. The young nen la " y
charge will spare no p1 Gcnd md
have o pleasant time. GG'C MAJ
been provided, and with I'M, M.1
Cooney as master OF cereu u ,he I
A. Shsw rs floor manager, sD'
viii be an important feature
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Fifth EDITION
Dots.

Dots.
80 ~ water e G.. cold and fresh a,
SPRINGER s. 4oa Market strss, at
a tcow loaded with o,a'
with Third stree. bridge s s coll
asmaged 1T slightly. YESTERDAY
Or, .. H. Wallace, WIN w,.
physici>n At the aimy,or"nS assil
year, has opened an cfti"s u ), tse
West street. A'e az No
The strawberry festival a, ".
Mar ket street, for tho bepes =, n No. |,
ware Avenue Church, tsnaa ' o.
Friday and Saturday event, n pac
present week. H'hgs o.
Ths Quarterly Conference y, r
NJ. u. Church has increased ~, y, Y
of :. TIE e. ! Rev. Adam s,ensle f, ',r Y !
TO 81 ECO per nnnum, "0il
Ground has been broken e., =,
ulst parsonage at Oxford, Pa. + IL n :
cupied by Kev. A. G. XVI a., 10 !,
be OF brick, and cost S2,tOO. II
Miss Sallie McEarlin. ,p,.
sick for the past three yv Wv Iaa
pneumonia at Rockla1d, il aS,s
around again. 81 aus
| The ladies of Rodney st,ss, p,
terrain Church Will hoIa n e,', y
festival In the Sunday pcbooI
Hume 2 and 3. "0'i
/ Wcrkmen began this mor,,,,
ing out the bar VI tue Clnv,on B,
and will remodel and tmpro, n +,
to compare with thoseof Larger oi N
lsaac N. Mile, superin tepdsn, !
Delaware rsilrosd, who has bssn 4
health for some time, sailed ior y \.
on Monday with the nope u balm,
Gifted by the voyage.
ri A special meeting OF Assemh,,
10. $50, X. Of l. will be- held in r..
Eighth aud Walnut street,. tbis
ing ut s O'Clock. for The tIspSc.i|
important business.
About two weeks eco
Wilkes colt belonging TO John al
0 son Of this city was injured yb,IsI
Ing in a field, and yesterday NM
/. was valued at 81, 600.
II Hance's Granules Podorb,l,lD
pound or Mandrake Pe.lets cun
l. ache, bllieusness, &c, are paN,
Q table, and emo orsed by hundrs.
timonials. Taylor Il Fulls,u
King street.
a On and after May 20 there
two additional trains between II
3 and Philadelphia on the Bi.imo
philadelphia railroad. There wi
4 be nnother train between this c;
q Baltimore.
NJ CiawBon 9. HaEmitt, The ert!si
i has been absen. tincs Monday
Z party OF His pupils on a skelchlu|
along the b. & o. railroad, 10
p yesterday With numbe, Of very
" sketches. Parties will be md
u hereafter every Monday and Sad
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
belgian strikers Using EIplos

BRUSSELS, May A.-Many
men on STRIFE in the mining dist]
Belgium possess arms and ezpl
Many GU RACES have been comml
the use o. the latter, including
struction OF machinery and ths
ing up OF atodos Of maraserS o.
Several arrests have been made
nectiOn with the outrales' a
festa On attempt cas- been MADE
etroy u railway bridge VIII Sip'
A. riot has occurred at vau
Ohevremont, arising from tne
compelling the German coilltts
work In the mines. a humpc'
rests were also made there.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25

The Ladies Of the Grand Army, Gen
era T. a. amEth Po4t,H III hold PACK
age party IN ths A42ms buil5ipg, No
5C4 MARKET stcett, rh.4 evening", and
they e1 3et. thAa their friends vii! chow
their iiterRlity on 'ais occasion. Ta'
praceeGs u Ill 81 appi!ad 10 Decorating
Too graves II ths roeo ~ho iied ina
tAete co1ntry might live Though com
i34 a@e3.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
The Men Struck Again.

PoTrsvIlLE, May 2i.-About month
ago the employees at the rolling mill Of
the Pottsville Iron and Stee! Company
struck for an advance An agreement
was effected 10 q few days ard the men
resumed work, Saturday last was pay
day at the mill aud when the men re-
ceived their envelopes they discovered, a:
they allece, that the amounts contained
did not correspond with the rate OF wage
agreed upon. They demand the fulnl'
ment Of the agreement, and failing 10 re
ceivc satisfaction struck again TO day
The mill is shut down ard its 100 en-
ployes are once more idle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
islE A.


WKlTEMAN.-On tho 23d inst, Andrew
J. Whttemsn. in his $50 year.
Relatives and friends ore respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, on Riddles Banks, on Thursday
afteTnooH at 2 o'clocs, Internent Ut MT.
Salon Osmotory.
BU1LEH-S. Estelle, infant daughter OF
Martin X. aud SuEio Butler, aged IL
months and days.
Relatives and friends 8ro respectfully in
vitei 10 attend the funeral from tho resi-
donce OF her parents, southwest corner oi
Second and lsombard streets, on Wednesday
afternoon. Services at the house at 3.3(
O'Clock. Interment a. Rivcrview Oemetsry
Our baby wears a starry crown
And By the river o,rays,
Whose silver tide Is full OF song,
Aud prsy cr is los. in praise.
BUR-On tho 24th inst, Mary Bur, In .th'
7&th year of her age.
| Relatives and friends OF the family are In
vited to sttead her funeral from the resi-
dencs ofhe son.inlaw, Richard l.. PAyn
ter, No. lC2O Ta.nali strso', on Friday after
/ noon. ser 7fce at the house at o'clock. In
terment at Wilmilgton AMI Brandywin
CemeterJ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
shooting Mt the Gar,

vienna, May 24.-The Tagblatt HIST
received telegram from Odessa stating
that the Czsr returned to st. Petersburg
from the Don Cossscks Couutry thres
days earlier than he intended TO. Thi
was due, tho dispatch sayS. TO AN at
tempt IN AIDE by a student TO kill hin OF
"Wednesday night, daring the festtvitie
At Novo Tcaorkask, By firing at him s.
he rode by in q carriage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
Handsome Badges

The MOSS Rose Assembly ~
csived their new set o! balses'
were made 10 order by j.; NJ ~ =
s. Son, $40 Race street, P :, vsh
and are pronounced by s al VI
seen them to bs the hsndsome y.
city. They are made OF the s' ' q
materials and are q tne pleoV "
lnapeh.p. They will be "o I'M,
frat time ut their picnic, WIZ y
bs given OF the scheus1'n :
Decoration day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
a Eiourlsning Ofuor'

The regular weekly meeting .,
inxton Conclsys Nc. = Hsp =,
or Seven Wise Men, was neia ~
hall in the Hardness building "a !
ipo aud was vol attended o1
didate presented himself sGs
infatuated INTO the my sterit 5 Of !: D
while propositions were rs'e, ~
others who wish to pecome ~ y,
This conclavs is In a hoaii'.'a I,
ton, and bids fair to have a.. : ~
sbip of at least $50 befoie 'ls
thu present term.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
Fell Seven Hundred Feet.

At Oskaloosa, Iowa, Monday last, q
large crowd witnessed fearful accident,
by which William Andrews, an amateur
was dashed to death. The
balloon, about 20 by 40 feet in size, was
inflated with hot air, and rose rapidly te
a height of about 700 feet, Andrews cling
ing 10 trap,ze. Suddenly 1t was obser
we'd that the balloon had caught fire, and
Andrews was seen climbing upwards tt
its mouth and endcavoring to put cut th'
fire.
His efforts were unsuccessful, and IL
two or three minutes the collapse came
aud the aeronaut came whirling dow
from the awful height and fell upon tn
roof of Business block, his body bein,
crushed beyond recognition. Many ladie
watching the terrible sight tainted, ant
had to be carried home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
removal OF Garbage

Any complaint in r.ss ~ n, n /
removal OF garbage lei. ~ y ~, rest|
the Board of Health, sousnS nv 81
a. m. will be attended TO :. .n oolsi|
Oitizens generally will Il. Dc ssa.EstoI|
delays DE- in regard to the r ~ wsry'
kepDera.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
To Forcs tre Coercion DnI Through

LONDON, May 24.--S!r Algcrnor
Borth WICK, Conservative member Of
Parliament for South kens.p9ton and
PROPRIETOR OF the Lonson Morning Post
lin Al address to bis constituents los
evening said that alter the Whitsur
recess the government proposed TO fore,
tho ps ssa2e of the Irish Crimes &C
'arrendnen bill within specific.
parted, whether or no NIL the amend
Lnents TO The bill were disposed Of.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
Tor d,y eoods-Crsnof "

comfort at sla Market I NJ
"r o Cordially recommend .s9S f pt,
to oil who suffer with s % rs,L Icd' |
which Is entirely @ilo aT iCARLls
TSigned] sTEwAkI w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
NJ. patrick s r'i', ,

This fair will o 81 10 o. disposed d
eysning, and the i r.pit to sn'|
lean stu have oppor' an"'
lliberality.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25

Isaac .rurner has gone to Atlantic
g ty, evhsrs re will engage IL trt
bu.cee-ing Ocsi2ess.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25

The Republicans o. IT ~ BnlIock|
will hold a meeting a ~ -eets. GA
Tenth and Oialg,s 'as.tsndsncsI
evening. A fol- NV"
Uuested. ,~+
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25
D,,,m,te Under a fol''' Id

LoSDov, May Sc a. 1 nyoIIes /
was exploded aDder G the gJl ast
partially destroying , ~ a, riiers'
Outrage is at.ribsted to W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25

The King street market wDs well at
tended to-day. Butter soid for 70 to 81
cents per pound; eggs, 10 to 20 cents pei
dog chickens, 81 10 81 30 q pair; toma
toes, 20 cents per quart; now potatoes
20 cents por quarter peck.